
June to August 2025: Naiana Vatavu, *1985, Bukarest
Drawing on her interdisciplinary training in psychology and art, Naiana delves into the interplay between human nature and complex emotions. She critically examines societal constraints and how people react to them, often drawing inspiration from autobiographical stories and self-reflection. Her preferred media are ceramics, installations, drawings and paintings.
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January to April 2025: Minhee Kim, *1987, London und Seoul
Minhee Kim is an interdisciplinary artist who explores social issues through painting, sculpture, textiles and installations. Drawing on her Korean heritage, she runs Kimbap workshops. Kimbap is a popular Korean dish that symbolises community and harmony — values that also characterise her art.
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September to November 2024: Lorna Phillips, *1999, Edinburgh, Scotland
Lorna Phillips brings a deep understanding of the biography of a country to her work. She collects and works with local natural clay and creates vessels that embody the stories of landscapes and societies.
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May to July 2024: Amine Dhouibi, *1990, Sousse, Tunesia
Amine Dhouibi is a guitarist and composer. Inspired by his Tunisian roots and global influences, he combines jazz, world music and electronic sounds.
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